New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28
GARRISON'S FAST COLTS.
BOTH EoLIAN AND CYCLops WIN.


retains such delusion should compare the attendance
yesterday at Monmouth Park and Cedarhurst Did tho
Coney Island Jockey Club lose any friends patrons at
the meetings in which 1t place to the tumbng
low hedges and stone walls and the Juggling with
the public and with the betting ring of which there have
been so many filthy instances at Jerome Park and at
Monmouth IN recent years steepechasns and hurdle
racing should be wholly swept away from the GROUNDS Oh
the older clubs where they carried on without any
proper regulation ANY proper precautions against
fraud and should be left entirely to the young earnest
ambitious organizations OF fox hunters, VINO culuVate
Jumping on courses made especially for It, and who are
sufficiently careful of the regulations OF their clubs to
stamp ont fraud Of every sort with an iron heel
A saturday half.holiday army focked down to Mon
mouth and enjoyed afternoon Of perfect weather and
some lively sport Of them all probably not went
homo without rejecting deeply the amazing difference
in (,arrisons riding when he Is on his horses as
compared with the way In which he sometimes handles
those of other people. II Captain Sam Brown had
been present yesterday his hair would have lifted his hat
from his head In horror when he saw what shameful
mess his first Jockey made riding Of his feet colt
stuyvesant When Garrison rides badly he can botch
thoroughly one In the business can and 1t
would be hard for any Brighton Beach stable boy to sur
pass his bungling with stuyvesant He got of slowly
and clumsiy, but although stuyvesant had the top
weight and is flyer In finish, he rode him up the hill
in the first quarter mile furious pace and at the end
OF the quarter he up among the light weights close
He took the lead at the head of the home
stretch began loer along to pose. and to
xneoed to hail his triumph While his head was thus
full of vanity and cOnce his hands were idle ana ne
was tong on Esquimau with grim energy, and Garri
sons utterly ineIcusable csrelessness and cyerconn
uence gave Esqulmau the race by head, Garrison
responding with stuyvesant too late to Esqnimaus
Garrson's riding of Kaloolah was also full Of faults
Though she had the highest weight and Is last
ne5 quarter t which is by far the hardest all
catch and pass Rupert and drove her SO pTematurey
nd
from the close and could not finish with Rupert
Eoan and cyeops His judgment Of pace patience
deicacy Of touch, genteness combined Win i1rce,
lis mount and mastery conduct OF the fnishesthese
were the qualities Of thoroughly equipped Jockey 10
Cyclops atroconsy as he rode snyvesant and kaoo
sprnters now and outside of the half dozen best stable
In the United States nothing can Keep pace WIN
tremendous speed in yesterdays finishes What lucky
boy Garrison is! lie paid only $1,000 for Eohan ana
two already while the colts worth $4,000 each to,
day Cyclops the last race In 10 H. wonderful
time for track which. though dry top, was heavy
and sticky below. In all the other races the time was
SLOW but Eonn could have made MS d IN h yS %
the commonest of canters. Richmond was great tip
WIS we'll backed as he had had good and had
fine private trial. but he was never anywhere In the
the betting though what Preciosa has done 10 mako
any think she could catch Eoian at the finish OF
mile was q mystery. She got second place under the
whip and was started again in the seventh race. This
uDwise and too severe on The mare she had done
her best in the first and had no earthly chance
Mr. Caldwell was unlucky in starting the two-year-
olds The favorite, NV own so far back when the
flag fell that with her weight she had no chance. mr.
by head the post, Mr. Cassatts colt Taragon
Most of Mr.. caldwes starting at Monmouth has been
superb, but yesterday he was badly out of form.
Long Knight was an even money favore IN the fourth
race, but Jones' the colored lad who rode him. waited
long. Hayward wisely did not wait at all with Eurus,
kept him close TO Phil Lee the leader for five fur
lone |
never 2aught Eurus sweryed across the track IN the
With any Of them and came in an easy winner Perhaps
Mr. Huggins and Mr. Hayward will now admit, what The
policy with Eurus is ruinons and stupid beyond express
sion for he never won decent race by waiting and the
best o. his fc the Suburban, won by sending
him out from the first stride Hidalgo was so sf and
tucked up and cramped, with staring coat and
cloudy eyes, that he could do nothing and was beaten
pull When she was put up be sold. Martin begged
people not to bid on her she was all he had But the
EOwn a met in na h ,S a
Wealthy friend Of Martin who had lent xarge sums
furious, because Martin advised him to back the
mare the other day when she lost but did not urge him
Favor SSSa I rsceSed little support in the last
tance being mile and a furlong. Cycops had him
beaten all the 5 he sv was sSoa eS avay %
nothing after the first half mile
course Jones's riding of Long knight Opinions diff
fered to whether he went to sleep or was dead as
with the horse inexpressbly slow stupid and sense
II ever man had reason curse the turf, the pro-
pretor Of the late Fairfax stable Is he Look at the
too seems to have walked up. 1t looks as 4
the jockey ring. Of which much 10 heard
bined to cheat the Fairfax stable Of every
could fzPstrcs and Bender r, were honest but Other
did BID any
or ~ ar ppeM has McaasSn does not get
mounts outside of the Dryer Stable in these days Hes
n: Ss Would ss;s sy
canter. he had had the mount instead Of Garrison
stable. And he would have won on Kaloolah, TOO Nc
Esps4 all in M Saw BY ar. far the r Sss
with his own horses and often with other peoples horses
sn % to 81 an
rson riding too much for the gallery And AZ best ne
Important art IN ali short races especially those OF
ick D. Grant and Mrs Grant Mrs Langtry and Frederick
Gsbhsrd. ex-Judgs Cunning T. Bedford and Roscoe
FIRST RAcE-HASDrcAP ss5 EACH, $1,000 ADDED
E H. carr'Ons Or. EoliaD BY EOlus c'ash yrs us
B. Hagsins J. / Pioco;; los Eniiss.d
F. Garter: c. Easter Sunday. io$
"a. Morri;s b. Jennie B. 4 ss
r. C Roth Co.'S E TI@soi.S : il4'shansr'
to Re hS. s. to Issns E.sa Rsnmo3a
for Eolan to PIeciosa Boss to O. Rich
mona to s. jennie b. to 2, Easter SUNDAY 5 to2
TO good start Jennie b. promptly took he
ciosa displaced her Garrison waited patiently
Eoiian the front the homestrech and
canter lengths Preciosa second length DO.
could Richmond into respecta
position the displaying not the least OF speed
although full OF reports that he had reganed s
best form
SECOND RAce-HAyDIcAP YoR Two-YRAR-OLDs. S35
EACH 81 900 ADDED TnREE-QUARTERs OF A NILE.
D. D. witherss ch- by King ErnestMa1%s 81 10
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c. W. Bathgates Oh. specdwcL 90. anderson
r. Haggins G Carlos. ll0. (B. LteheD
r. NJ Naldens CHI. My own. 100. (Hay ward)
J. ID. Haggins b. Figaro 100. ........F Lttlsheld)
Melbourne Stables Pyramid (Britt0n)
Stables D. Larchmont Mooney
j. 4. Co.'S b. C. SereDader (WorInleyl
j. y. Smiths b. Slumber, lO7 (RaneTy)
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Sea Fog and Theora withdrawn.
Betting TO wn-My own 20 ], Maxim lilly 10 l. Tara
gon to specdwcll TO Figaro to Slumber TO l,
Locust Carlos 10 l. Pyramid IL 10 j, Lirch
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